Children & Young People's Ministry – Children, Schools & Young People Framework – Diocese of Canterbury

November 21, 2012November 21, 2012

YouTube toptip: CCTV looking at the world differently…

I came across this YouTube vid last night and thought it would be a great discussion starter and/or illustration.

The funny part is that when I went to find it, it turns out to be a modified Coke ad [below for comparison!]… which just shows how usable all this media is in getting a point across – so get creative and use the things that make you think to get our younger generations engaging with the world around them!

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